Most Republican in South Carolina

Top 100 cities ranked by most republican

Best South Carolina Cities

Composite rankings combining multiple weighted metrics — 4 topics from climate and air quality data.

Best Climate Cities

Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.

Cleanest Air Cities

Lowest pollution levels for healthy outdoor living.

Sunniest Cities

Most days of sunshine per year, with warm and dry climate.

Most Urban Cities

Densely populated city centers with the largest urban footprints.

Population & Density

Largest Cities Smallest Cities Most Dense Least Dense

Economy

Highest Income Lowest Income Lowest Unemployment Highest Unemployment Lowest Poverty Highest Poverty Highest Wages Cheapest Cost of Living

Housing

Highest Home Value Most Affordable Highest Rent Lowest Rent Highest Homeownership Newest Housing Lowest Property Tax

Demographics & Education

Most Educated Best Schools Most Graduate Degrees Youngest Cities Oldest Cities Most Veterans

Health & Safety

Safest Cities Highest Crime Healthiest Cities Lowest Smoking Best Doctor Access Best Dental Access

Climate & Air

Warmest Cities Coldest Cities Rainiest Cities Driest Cities Sunniest Cities Snowiest Cities Cleanest Air Worst Air Quality

Quality of Life

Shortest Commute Most Work From Home

Civic & Politics

Most Republican Most Democratic

Geography & Infrastructure

Highest Elevation Best Broadband Most EV Stations Most Libraries Most Restaurants

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Most Republican — South Carolina

1 Easley 75.6%

2 Clemson 75.6%

3 Seneca 75.6%

4 Central 75.6%

5 Gaffney 75.3%

6 Boiling Springs 75.3%

7 Valley Falls 75.3%

8 Anderson 73.1%

9 Homeland Park 73.1%

10 Centerville 73.1%

11 Clemson University 73.1%

12 Laurens 69.9%

13 Myrtle Beach 68.8%

14 Carolina Forest 68.8%

15 North Myrtle Beach 68.8%

16 Little River 68.8%

17 Forestbrook 68.8%

18 Newberry 66.6%

19 Clinton 66.6%

20 Spartanburg 66.2%

21 Lexington 66.0%

22 West Columbia 66.0%

23 Cayce 66.0%

24 Oak Grove 66.0%

25 Red Bank 66.0%

26 White Knoll 66.0%

27 Union 65.9%

28 North Augusta 65.3%

29 Belvedere 65.3%

30 Greenwood 63.8%

31 Lugoff 63.5%

32 Camden 63.5%

33 Aiken 62.3%

34 Lake Wylie 62.1%

35 Tega Cay 62.1%

36 Clover 62.1%

37 Lancaster 61.8%

38 Greenville 60.2%

39 Greer 60.2%

40 Mauldin 60.2%

41 Simpsonville 60.2%

42 Taylors 60.2%

43 Wade Hampton 60.2%

44 Five Forks 60.2%

45 Berea 60.2%

46 Gantt 60.2%

47 Parker 60.2%

48 Powdersville 60.2%

49 Fountain Inn 60.2%

50 Sans Souci 60.2%

51 Travelers Rest 60.2%

52 Welcome 60.2%

53 Lyman 60.2%

54 Piedmont 60.2%

55 Conway 59.1%

56 Socastee 59.1%

57 Red Hill 59.1%

58 Garden City 59.1%

59 Murrells Inlet 59.1%

60 Litchfield Beach 59.1%

61 Georgetown 59.1%

62 Rock Hill 58.8%

63 York 58.8%

64 North Charleston 58.5%

65 Goose Creek 58.5%

66 Hanahan 58.5%

67 Walterboro 58.5%

68 Hollywood 58.5%

69 Chester 58.1%

70 Moncks Corner 57.4%

71 Hilton Head Island 56.6%

72 Bluffton 56.6%

73 Port Royal 56.6%

74 Beaufort 56.6%

75 Burton 56.6%

76 Laurel Bay 56.6%

77 Summerville 56.4%

78 Ladson 56.4%

79 Sangaree 56.4%

80 Darlington 56.1%

81 Dillon 55.0%

82 Hardeeville 54.3%

83 Florence 53.3%

84 Bennettsville 48.2%

85 Cheraw 48.2%

86 Sumter 47.0%

87 Charleston 46.3%

88 Mount Pleasant 46.3%

89 James Island 46.3%

90 Marion 44.1%

91 St. Andrews 42.7%

92 Seven Oaks 42.7%

93 Irmo 42.7%

94 Lake Murray of Richland 42.7%

95 Lake City 38.6%

96 Hartsville 38.1%

97 Orangeburg 37.2%

98 Fort Mill 32.7%

99 Columbia 31.8%

100 Dentsville 31.8%

Explore the top 100 cities ranked by most republican in South Carolina.

City rankings help residents, researchers, and policymakers understand how communities compare across important quality-of-life measures.

Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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